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Adele de Frostfang, born a princess and a Luna by blood, she was never meant to be invisible. Yet at twenty-two, she remains unmated, powerless, and whispered about behind gilded doors. Her childhood spent in hospitals left her sheltered and naïve, while her younger sister shines effortlessly in the spotlight of society. In a world ruled by packs, power, and bonds, a Luna without a mate is seen as incomplete—and disposable. Tired of pity and ridicule, she makes a reckless decision: if fate will not give her a mate, she will choose one herself. She decides to learn the ways of high-circle from a rogue, what begins as lessons in confidence, society, and adulthood slowly turns into something deeper. But secrets cannot stay buried forever. This is a modern werewolf romance about choice, growth, forbidden bonds, and a no-mate Luna who dares to write her fate.

King Theron Ravencrest, one of the most powerful wizards in the continent, rules through fear, ambition, and dark magic. But his fury is born from betrayal. Believing he was promised Princess Lysira Valestra of Nightfire Glen, Theron instead finds himself married to a seemingly powerless maid—Elysia. Unaware that Elysia is in fact one of the most formidable mages of Nightfire Glen, she hides her strength and suppresses her magic for twelve long years. Even her son, Kalen Ravencrest, is forbidden from revealing his power. To Theron, the truth appears simple: he has been deceived, trapped with a weak wife and an even weaker heir. His frustration turns to madness when a prophecy surfaces—the daughter of Princess Lysira will be the cause of his downfall. Consumed by paranoia, Theron launches a brutal assault on the Valestra family, slaughtering Princess Lysira, her king, their nine-year-old son, and even her unborn child. To erase every threat, he murders his own wife, Elysia, and exiles their only son, casting Kalen out of the Drakoria Clan as if he were nothing. But fate does not end where Theron believes it does. As a new semester begins at Grimswald College of Witchcraft & Wizardry, hidden truths begin to surface. Kalen steps into a world of magic he was never allowed to claim, while whispers of the prophecy resurface—hinting that the daughter of Princess Lysira may not be as lost as the world believes. With destiny stirring, dark secrets buried, and young mages awakening, the battle between power and fate begins anew. And this time, even a king cannot escape what is written.

“Only those who have suffered know what true pain is.” Those were Silence’s words to me. At the time, we did not understand the weight of that sentence. And because we did not understand it, we chose to return to the past. Again. And again. We believed that if we relived that pain, we could reclaim what had been taken, that we could exchange suffering for the ones we lost. It was only when we stood in that place once more that we finally understood— Beneath pain, there is not always hope. Sometimes, there is only another choice that was already wrong. The Veil’s Mark — Book II begins.

9 brothers. One throne. I will be Queen. In a parallel world where Earth’s continents are Kingdoms, ten-year-old Princess Adira of Oceania knows three things: she is reborn, she will be married into the Kingdom of Europe as a political pawn, and she will die at thirty-five. Awakened with twenty-five years of future memories, she now has a second chance to rewrite her fate. In a world where only men can inherit and women are treated as chattel, Adira must wield her forbidden ice magic and knowledge of the future to carve out her own path. Amidst bloodshed and betrayal, she will fight for survival and claim the Oceanian throne even if she has to break every law of succession to do it. She has one vow: I Will Be Queen. Seven Kingdoms. Seven Fated Rulers. One Vow: I Will Be Strong.

He Lost a Queen. She Gained an Empire. Queen Seris Elmyra was the perfect political wife calm, diplomatic, obedient. When Emperor Caelan Aurelion divorces her for a more ambitious woman, the continent expects her to fade into obscurity. Instead, she makes a single move that ends a decades-long war, reshapes the balance of power, and crowns herself beside the continent's most feared king. Caelan believed her serenity was weakness. He was wrong. And by the time he realizes it, she has already become untouchable.

Jade was nothing but a mocked student in oversized hoodies until she agreed to help her trainer with last-minute gym inventory on New Year’s Eve. However, a single mistake—sending a private video to the wrong contact—shatters her life in seconds. Publicly humiliated at a New Year’s party, betrayed by her boyfriend as part of a cruel bet, Jade stood drenched in filth and laughter, stripped of dignity in front of the entire school, until the Alpha Triplets arrived. And with it, a ruthless bond shackled her to all three, as well as revealing she was the lost daughter of the Lycan King. The Alpha Triplets, known for their coldness and brutality, searched for their mates to break their feral curse before their 25th birthday. But when they found their mate in the form of a weak, frail girl, disdain was all she got. With a new identity and a transformation in her life, Jade is tossed into deadly Lycan politics, brutal mate bonds, a fourth bond, a throne soaked in blood, and an attraction from the Rogue King himself. What will she do when she discovers not everything is as it seems? How will Jade survive the chaos that follows in her quest to win the Lunar Crown Student of the Year and evade the dangerous love of her fourth mate, now turned enemy, who sought out her heart? Four Alphas. One girl. And Fate's Twisted Game of Love and Power.

Elara Ashford, 23, has been living a lie her entire life. She was brought up as Princess of Veridia, wearing silk and jewels, and she believes she has royal blood in her veins. However, when a marriage alliance insists that she marry the dreaded Dragon King of the North in order to stop war, her adopted family reveals the terrible truth: she was born with the real princess. She is merely the daughter of a commoner, a stand-in for the legitimate heir who was concealed for her "protection." Elara is now being sent to her death with a single, unachievable task: either make the monster fall in love with her or her real family, the commoners who abandoned her, will be put to death for treason. The Northern Kingdom is a real-life nightmare. Towers of obsidian are circled by dragons. In courtyards, Fae warriors hone their blades. In dimly lit hallways, witches murmur. And in charge of it all is Kael Draven, the ancient and deadly Dragon King, whose touch burns like dragonfire, whose amber eyes see through every lie, and whose court keeps a watchful eye on the frail human bride like wolves circling wounded prey. Elara anticipated a monster. She discovers a king who is plagued by centuries-old curses, haunted by betrayal, and frantically searching for his fated mate, whom he believes will break the curse that is slowly killing his people. He believes that *she* is a bond. She's not his mate, though. Wearing a stolen crown, she is a fraud. Elara learns that people have been lying about the North for generations as she makes her way through assassination attempts, lethal court politics, and a developing fascination with the dragon who could burn her with a single breath. Humans have betrayed the "monsters." And centuries ago, a human princess betrayed Kael himself, bringing a curse upon his entire kingdom. Elara's world falls apart when the real Princess Seraphine is found—beautiful, gifted with magic, and Kael's *actual* fated mate. Kael and Seraphine's mate bond is unquestionably ancient and ignites instantly. Elara ought to move aside. Let fate do its thing. However, Seraphine didn't have to spend months gaining the dragon warriors' trust. didn't put her life in danger to lift old curses. didn't fall in love with a monarch who taught her that monsters are created, not born. Elara is faced with an impossible decision after learning that Seraphine is a part of a plot to overthrow the Northern Kingdom from within and that the "true princess" is the real danger to the precarious peace: – Lose Kael to his true love and expose Seraphine. – Keep quiet and watch the kingdom she has come to love burn. – Fight for a love that wasn't supposed to be hers. Because bloodlines aren't always important to the heart. Sometimes love is forged in dragonfire rather than in the stars. Furthermore, the girl who wore a stolen crown, Elara Ashford, is set to demonstrate that fate isn't the most potent form of magic. It's a decision.

Shen Jingxian has become the exquisite villain in the book, where she is not good at anything except being the most beautiful. She goes to the National Academy to play; because she is so cute, she attracts the attention of an assassin and takes a lethal hit meant for the male lead, thus becoming his unattainable love, though she herself is unaware. She is kidnapped by mountain bandits, and the bandit leaders fall in love with her at first sight. In their battle for ownership over her, they overturn the world, and Shen Jingxian easily annihilates the bandits, saving the female lead's reputation. Later, she catches the eye of a prince from an enemy nation, prompting the male and female leads to lead a call for Yunyi Country to defend their greatest Princess. They urge young talents to strive, offer advice, and bravely kill the enemies! Ultimately, Yunyi Country successfully expands its territory. Shen Jingxian knows she won't live past 18. Over the years, no matter how hard she tries to change the plot, it always returns to the starting point in bizarre ways. She considers all changes by the male and female leads to be conspiracies, believing that only by dying can she escape. Little does she know, Shen Jingxian has already become the heart of Yunyi Country. Once the heart 'dies,' the whole nation falls into chaos. The male lead, Wen Ranchen, completely darkens, "I want everyone in the world to be buried with Jingxian!" Frightened, Shen Jingxian crawls out of a dog hole, "Uh... calm down, I'm still alive." I am the villain, but I am too cute. The story of a feel-good protagonist with a strong sense of justice, but because I am too cute, the protagonist is willing to destroy the world for me. An unbeatable beauty dumbfounding Princess × Gentle as jade, righteous General (darkened later, ruthless)

One day, there will be a parade for me. A bomb will blow up in my face. My soul mate will turn out to be the endgame villain. And I’ll go down in history as the Alpha with four cats and many, many, MANY lovers. One day. But how would I know that? Meet Samantha Kingsley, big-hearted, witty, and occasionally feral. She is the Alpha's daughter who grew up learning to meet everyone's expectations. But Samantha isn't a pup anymore, she's in high school now and is just about to discover that her life is written by her choices. Not by dreams, or prophecies, or even the Moon Goddess. This girl is going to protect the happiness of her pack and everyone she loves. Read her diary. Updated Daily. Chaos, comedy, friendship, romance, and supernatural drama included.

Note: Cover Photo from Pinterest and not mine. Credits to the owner Almera Constantine was offered to the Empire of Alessandria as the price of peace—meant to be a disposable bride in the harem of a feared emperor. But Almera carries secrets no one expects: the power to heal, and visions of a future soaked in blood and fire. Emperor Romulus does not give his favor freely. To survive his court—and his bed—Almera must prove she is worth more than her chains. In a palace where desire is a weapon and loyalty is bought with skin and blood, a hostage princess wagers everything to become an empress’s equal.

Rossyella, the girl in the red hood known as the beautiful witch, earned that nickname because she could cure all illnesses. Her name became increasingly famous, even reaching other countries. But who would have thought that this girl had a myriad of secrets that she kept hidden with her mother, Grace. And when her name began to rise to fame, it also became a disaster for her and everyone else. The long-extinguished red moon has reappeared. As chaos ensues, the chase begins anew, and now Rossy must truly save herself to survive. Will Rossy truly survive, or is she the threat herself?

In a kingdom where the legendary Four Dragons of elemental harmony have been secretly imprisoned by a greedy Emperor, a young woman’s life is shattered by the very war his tyranny fuels. Yu Hui, a village girl with the blue eyes of the sea, loses her beloved brother to the conflict. Disguising herself as a man, she takes his name and place in the imperial army, armed only with grief, a mysterious silver pendant, and her mother’s old tales of the dragons’ lost peace. Recruited into the palace guard, Yu Hui’s quiet intelligence catches the eye of Princess Zhang Haiying, an obedient princess trapped in her own gilded cage, betrothed to a foreign prince to secure a false peace. Haiying sees through Yu Hui’s disguise and recognizes a kindred spirit—someone who hates the empire’s corruption as much as she does. The two form a dangerous, secret alliance: the princess with a scholar’s mind and a queen’s resolve, and the guard with a peasant’s strength and a legacy she doesn’t yet understand. Together, they unearth the Emperor’s original sin—the brutal, ongoing theft of the dragons’ essence to power his endless war. As their bond deepens from alliance into a fierce, hidden love, they embark on an impossible quest to find and free the dragons before the kingdom is consumed by war and spiritual decay. Their journey takes them from the frozen prison of the Water Dragon to the corrupted forges of the Fire Dragon, and into the heart of a battlefield to save the Earth Dragon. Yu Hui discovers her pendant is a relic of the Old Pact, and she becomes the living bridge to the dragons, their pain echoing in her soul and their power awakening within her. Through sacrifice, betrayal, and a love that defies every law, Yu Hui and Haiying must free the dragons, heal the land, and face the human armies still hungry for conquest—all while forging a new kind of rule, built not on greed, but on balance, truth, and a hard-won peace. The Guardian and the Crowned Grace is a sweeping romantic fantasy about grief turned to purpose, love as an act of rebellion, and two women who rewrite the fate of a world by remembering its oldest, quietest magic.

In an empire where women rule and men are claimed, a princess learns how intoxicating power can be. Princess Isolde is forced into marriage not once—but many times. Each consort is meant to restrain her, weaken her, shame her. Instead, she turns them into something far more dangerous. A general who resists her touch even as he obeys her command. A priest who calls her temptation and cannot look away. A court darling who chooses her first—and dares anyone to challenge it. A scholar whose restraint hides devastating devotion. A foreign prince who offers his body, his loyalty, and his ruin. Their bonds begin in ink and law. They deepen in whispered strategy, lingering glances, and nights where politics are planned behind locked doors. As rival princesses close in and the throne draws nearer, Isolde discovers that desire is not a weakness—but a weapon. And she intends to wield it.

Synopsis: It tells of a forgotten legend — the tale of a Dragon Prince from the Heavenly Realm and a Princess of the Shuilu Kingdom. Together, they must journey through perilous lands and face countless dangers to save their world. As time passes, an unspoken bond begins to grow between them, blossoming into feelings neither expected. Yet, destiny has other plans. An evil sect rises, spreading chaos across the Four Realms, shattering the fragile peace that once existed. The Prince and Princess are shaken to their core when they uncover the truth about their origins. Will they be able to find the mysterious man who holds the key to everything? Can they truly save the world — and each other? Or will fate tear them apart… only to test if love can bring them together again?

Ever since Aiden’s death, nights have become unbearable, quiet, suffocating, and filled with memories that refuse to fade. It is on one such day, when despair weighs heavier than reason, that Claire crosses paths with a ragged beggar in a forgotten alley. After saving him from harm, he presses a simple, weathered watch into her palm and whispers a warning disguised as a promise: "The watch can turn back time." Claire dismisses it as madness. And yet when night falls and loneliness tightens its grip, she finds herself clutching the watch in the dark, tears soaking her sleeves, and a heart aching for the man she lost. With nothing left to believe in, she closes her eyes and wishes just once to see Aiden again. Time answers... But not as she expects. Instead of returning to the day Aiden dies, Claire awakens in another timeline entirely reborn as Princess Clara Ashford of Vandenberg, a royal bound by duty, secrets, and a fate already in motion. In this world, Aiden lives as a duke under a different name Caelum Ren Sinclair, a young general celebrated for his unparalleled swordsmanship and unwavering loyalty to the crown. As Claire realizes that saving Aiden means more than stopping a single death, she must uncover the truth behind Clara’s identity, the fragmented memories locked, and the hidden connections binding the people around her; alliances, betrayals, and secrets long buried by time. To save Aiden, Claire must understand who Clara truly was… and decide whether changing the past will cost her the future... Because in this world, love is both her greatest strength... and her greatest risk.

Reina Suzuki was an overworked office worker—until she died and woke up as Lavinia Devereux, the infamous villainess princess of the Elarion Empire. She knows how this story ends: she’ll drink poison and die. A painless, easy death. So why bother changing fate? Villainy, revenge, redemption—sounds like way too much work. She decides to do absolutely nothing and let the story play out. But her terrifying father, Emperor Cassius Devereux, won’t ignore her like he’s supposed to. He watches her, questions her, and—worst of all—starts acting like he actually cares. Lavinia just wanted a quiet villainess retirement… So why does everything keep changing?

When I opened my eyes, I wasn't in the modern world anymore. Strange gates appear across this land - closed from the outside, filled with monsters inside. Blessed people, called Hunters, enter those gates to defeat the monsters and close them. Everyone here is granted power by the gods known as The Orbits. I was blessed too. Not as a Hunter, but as a blacksmith - the kind who can forge weapons from any materials. Apparently, I'm also a princess. A blacksmith princess. Which sounds impressive until you realize I have zero knowledge of this world and absolutely no idea what I'm supposed to do. In any anime I watched, where isekai protagonists know the plot or get special hints. I got a sarcastic system that appears as floating pieces of paper. The D*mn Parchment. Blacksmiths are supposed to stay out of battle. Princesses are supposed to follow the rules. ...Yeah, no. If I'm stuck here, I'll do things my way. Making weapons and using them myself. I don't have a grand destiny. I just refuse to be useless.

A kingdom does not fall the day it is betrayed. It falls the day its queen stops protecting it. When the king takes a second wife in the name of power, the first queen does not cry, protest, or rebel. In public, she bows. In silence, she steps aside taking with her the intelligence, diplomacy, and restraint that once held the throne together. At first, nothing seems wrong. Councils continue. Ceremonies glitter. The king grows comfortable, distracted by love and certainty. The second queen believes she has inherited power. But beneath the surface, the kingdom begins to loosen. Trade routes weaken. Nobles test limits. Foreign rulers begin to watch and one of them understands the truth before anyone else does: the first queen was never a wife who lost favor. She was the kingdom’s spine. In secret, she meets the king of a rival realm. Not out of desire. Not out of desperation. But because betrayal demands consequence. She gives him what no enemy ever possessed knowledge. Of borders, alliances, weaknesses, and the quiet habits of a king who mistook loyalty for permanence. What follows is not war, but collapse slow, legal, and impossible to reverse. When the truth finally reaches the throne, the king realizes too late that he was never defeated by another ruler. He was undone by the woman he stopped listening to. This is not a story of jealousy or romance between queens. It is a story of power, silence, and revenge without blood. The Queen Who Ruined a Kingdom is a dark historical novel about how empires truly fall not through rebellion, but through absence, miscalculation, and the cost of taking loyalty for granted. She didn’t destroy the throne—she handed it to someone who knew how to claim it.

[WARNING: MATURE CONTENT] Reborn into the world of her favorite novel, 'Auberon's Edge', as the maid of an unimportant side character - the doomed princess who would be married off to the villain and then killed in a fit of anger some time after they were married - Rache is faced with a moral dilemma: does she use her knowledge to flee the to-be-conquered nation and live somewhere she knows will be safe, or risk upturning the fate of the book by warning Princess Airie about her impending doom? Before Rache can decide, she's ambushed in her bedroom by the princess' guard. Knowing how dangerous the black hearted prince of Sidera is, the princess declares she's forcing her maid to go in her place due to the maid bearing a striking resemblance to her own rare features, while the real princess goes into hiding until her parents can find a way to get untangled from Sidera's web. "Remember, if the prince finds out the truth, he'll kill you first." Trapped in a marriage to a cold-hearted sadist who only loves violence, railroaded into a pointless ending before the story even begins. There is no escape to this twisted romance but death. Rache - the new Princess Airie - will not go so quietly into the night. "Let's break up!"

Ananya Verma comes to Mumbai with a simple plan: earn her degree, make her parents proud, and build a secure future. What she doesn’t plan for is Hostel Room 407. At Riverline College, she is thrown into a new life with three very different girls — bold and glamorous Meher, soft-spoken and observant Nandini, and loud, funny, secretly struggling Pihu. What begins as awkward sharing slowly turns into midnight conversations, shared fears, uncontrollable laughter, and a friendship that starts to feel like family. As Ananya unexpectedly steps into the spotlight as a campus anchor, attention, pressure, and expectations follow. Friendships are tested, emotions get complicated, and the city slowly pulls out versions of each girl they didn’t know existed. Set against the chaos and beauty of Mumbai, Four Girls, One City is a fun, emotional, and deeply relatable coming-of-age novel about college life, female friendship, ambition, love, and the courage it takes to become your own person.